Now that Curry is the leader of the Warriors and Kerr is the coach, he will always play the so-called pass and cut!

Now that Curry is the leader of the Warriors and Cole is the coach, he will always play the so-called pass and cut! This method cannot train new players. In the past, the team had many superstars and good players. Under this system, everyone can play more easily! But it is precisely under this strategy that newcomers will play a "sneaky" style of play, which is said to be unsatisfactory. One moment, they sneakily cut into an unoccupied basket, and the next moment, they passed it around and found an open position!

It is impossible to develop the ability to truly attack and fight tough battles. When the team goes against the wind, it will be difficult to make a hard solution! At critical moments for the current Warriors, Curry partners with Green in the pick-and-roll. Green blocks the crowd, and Curry makes a strong shot. If he scores, he can stay alive, but if he doesn't, he will be knocked down! There is no one-on-one attack on other players!

My impression from watching the game is that Bojie passes the ball whenever he gets it, and one-on-one defenders don't dare to attack. He misses people at every turn on the defensive end, especially when switching defenses. He was constantly called out today. Kuminga didn't pass the ball when he got it today. He occasionally passed it to Green. Sometimes when he got to the low post, no one else ran and the pass couldn't be passed. He was reckless and hit the iron when he was reckless. He lost the rebound and was beaten by the opponent.

His position under the basket was occupied by the Nuggets. He has no advantage in height, and the Nuggets did a very good job of blocking the passing route. There were not many people running, and occasionally Green was open. After watching the game, I felt that Bojie was stretched on both offense and defense, but looking at the data, hey, the plus-minus value was still a little higher. In the final analysis, the status of these people is too closely related to Curry's status, and they all have to rely on Curry's old engine. As long as there is a team like Rivers with independent offensive capabilities, this will not be the case.

But, even if Podger has the same potential as Rivers, he won't be able to play it under Cole. Since the beginning of the 2020 season, rookies in the team often play well but are put in cold storage or asked to try other lineups and positions. I have always held the view that every one of these rookies and draft picks should be traded. Lacob will regret his behavior of scratching lottery tickets over the years when Curry retires. The Warriors are just the next Bulls after Jordan retires.

The real reason for these losses is that there is no reliable No. 5 position! Conclusion: If you still have some ideas this season, you must trade to start at the fifth position! Currently, among the top eight players in the Western Conference, we are the only starter without a reliable No. 5 position. We are lagging behind in interior defense, size, rebounding, and pick-and-roll quality. These can be said to be standard equipment for strong teams. Green has been unable to play five games early, Post is too young and too soft, and Lao Huo is too old and in worrying condition. Someone said five primary schools?

Nowadays, small lineups are short, slow, and the old three-pointers are usually given away when they go up. In the past, the playing style was smaller and everyone had three-pointers, and several brothers were in the same height and size. It would be best if Kuminga, Hield and others trade the draft picks for Sasha. If not, someone with height who can pick and roll would be fine. I don't believe that the 15th National Congress will not use big men.

The Warriors’ current problems What is most lacking now is speedy break-through guards, guards who can break out and shoot three-pointers. It seems that the Warriors have so many guards, but none of them has strong break-through ability. Once they can't break in, five people will pass back and forth from the outside, and finally force a shot to counterattack. In addition to the break-through ability in the forward line, kmj now has little confidence in holding the ball. After holding the ball in the pick-and-roll, he does not know how to deal with the retreating center.

Either the pass was passed to the team, but the opponent could quickly rotate in place, so these two games were very uncomfortable for kmj. Without Curry to restrain him from the outside, all the passes were passed back and forth from the outside!